Death Wish (1974)


Death Wish
Release Date24 July 1974
Budget$3,000,000
TaglineVigilante, city style -- Judge, Jury, and Executioner
GenreAction, Crime
CountryUSA
Filming Locations2 Park Avenue, Murray Hill, East Side, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
LanguageEnglish, Italian, German
Sound MixMono
ColorColor
Film TypeFeature
Film ClassCrime Thriller, Urban Drama
MoodTough Guys
ThemesVigilantes, Out For Revenge, Death of a Partner, Lone Wolves
TonesCynical, Forceful, Tense, Lurid, Gritty
TagsCrimefighter, Daughter, Murder, Rampage, Rape, Revenge, Vigilante, Wife

Death Wish is a 1974 crime thriller film loosely based on the 1972 novel of the same name by Brian Garfield. The film was directed by Michael Winner and stars Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey, a man who becomes a vigilante after his wife is murdered and his daughter is sexually assaulted by muggers.


Cast and Crew


Cast

Paul Kersey

Joanna Kersey

Detective Frank Ochoa

Jack Toby

Sam Kreutzer

Ames Jainchill

Police Commissioner

Carol Toby

Fred J. Scollay
District Attorney

Chris Gampel
Ives

Robert Kya-Hill
Joe Charles

Edward Grover
Lt. Briggs

Freak #1

Christopher Logan
Freak #2

Gregory Rozakis
Spraycan

Floyd Levine
Desk sergeant

Alma Lee Brown

Hank Garrett
Andrew McCabe

Patrolman Jackson Reilly

Ken Ackles
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John C. Becher
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Robyn Blythe
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William Bogert
Man in Chicago

Bruce Brown
Newsman

Robert Dahdah
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Cop at hospital

Cop at the precinct

Beverly Goodman
Little Bo-Peep

Train mugger

Marcia Jean Kurtz
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Damien Leake
Mugger

Grocery clerk

Extra

Jay Rasumny
Architect in office

Reporter

Lee Steele
Office Security Guard

Director

Producer

Brian Garfield
novel

Wendell Mayes
writer

Hal Landers
producer

Bobby Roberts
producer

co-producer

Original Music

Cinematographer

Arthur J. Ornitz
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Editor

Bernard Gribble
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Casting Director

Cis Corman
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Production Designer

Robert Gundlach
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Set Decorator

George DeTitta Sr.

Costume Designer

Joseph G. Aulisi
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Makeup Department

Phil Rhodes
makeup artist

Production Manager

Stanley Neufeld
production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Larry Y. Albucher
second assistant director

Charles Okun
first assistant director

Ralph S. Singleton
second assistant director

Art Department

Connie Brink
property master

Sante Fiore
scenic artist

Sound Department

Alfred Cox
dubbing editor

James Sabat
sound recordist

Jim Shields
dubbing editor

Hugh Strain
sound re-recording mixer

Stunts

Alan Gibbs
stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

Lou Barlia
camera operator

Charles Kolb
key grip

Owen Marsh
camera operator

Willie Meyerhoff
gaffer

Joseph Di Pasquale
first assistant camera

Casting Department

Frank Kennedy
extras casting: locations

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Joseph W. Dehn
wardrobe

Editorial Department

William Lustig
apprentice editor

Music Department

orchestrator, musician

Other Crew

Stephen Cory
assistant to director

presenter

Barbara Robinson
script supervisor

Michael Kennedy
production assistant

Production Company

Dino De Laurentiis Company
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Paramount Pictures
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Distributor

Paramount Pictures

Tobis Filmkunst

Fotomat (Drive-Thru Movies) Video

RCA/Columbia-Hoyts Home Video

Kinowelt Home Entertainment

CBS Television

Columbia TriStar Home Video

Columbia TriStar

LK-TEL Vídeo

Paramount Home Video
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VPS Film-Entertainment GmbH






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